Symptoms of neurogenic tumors of the sacrum

Sacral neurogenic tumor symptoms include pain, dyskinesia, incontinence, etc.

1, pain

patients because of tumor compression sacral nerve root, nerve stimulation, often hip or lower abdominal pain symptoms, the pain may also radiate to the legs.

2, dyskinesia

patients because sacral neurogenic tumor interference with normal nerve conduction, will lead to motor dysfunction, appear walking difficulties.

3, incontinence

If sacral neurogenic tumor compression cauda equina nerve, resulting in nerve damage, may also cause sensory disorders, prompting patients to appear incontinence performance.

In addition, patients may also produce constipation, abdominal distension, mass protrusion and other symptoms.